The Whitney on Redpath — Rental Market Data

The Whitney on Redpath has one unit actively listed as of August 31, 2026, with an asking rent of $2,275 per month (both average and median), a single data point that sets both the floor and ceiling. The listing spans 400 square feet at $5.69 per square foot. This sole active unit is a studio representing 100 percent of current inventory, meaning the building's available stock is entirely entry-level compact space with no multi-bedroom options on the market.

The dominant and only active layout at The Whitney on Redpath is the studio, with one listing comprising 100 percent of available inventory. That single studio asks $2,275 per month across 400 square feet at $5.69 per square foot. No one-bedroom, two-bedroom, or larger units are currently listed, so renters seeking those configurations must look to the broader North Midtown submarket.

The Whitney on Redpath carries a single active listing at $2,275 per month, making the minimum and maximum asking rents identical with a dollar spread of zero and a percentage spread of zero. The entry-level and peak suite are the same 400-square-foot studio priced at $5.69 per square foot. With only one unit on the market, there is no internal price gradient to evaluate, and the median asking rent equals the sole data point of $2,275 per month.

Den premium data for The Whitney on Redpath cannot be quantified, as no paired studio-versus-den transactions exist in the active or historical lease record to isolate a marginal cost per square foot for additional den space. Active parking premiums also cannot be reliably isolated; the available sample contains anomalous outliers or insufficient paired data, so no specific monthly parking fee can be quoted with confidence.

The Whitney on Redpath's active asking rate of $5.69 per square foot exceeds the North Midtown submarket asking benchmark of $4.27 per square foot by 33.3 percent, while the nominal monthly rent of $2,275 sits below the submarket average asking rent of $2,803. The lower headline rent is a function of suite size: the active listing provides 400 square feet versus the submarket implied average of 656 square feet, a 256-square-foot deficit that compresses the total monthly figure despite the higher per-square-foot rate. The building currently holds one out of 232 available listings in the North Midtown submarket, representing roughly 0.4 percent of total active inventory.

The Whitney on Redpath's all-time average realized lease rent of $3,927 per month sits $944 above the four-comparable benchmark of $2,983, with the spread driven primarily by its newer 2023 build and larger suite footprints relative to most peers. Against 83 Redpath (83 Redpath Ave, 0.07 km, 10 closed leases, $2,765 average rent, $4.02 per square foot, 703 sq ft), the subject commands a $1,162-per-month premium. Distinction (11 Lillian St, 0.12 km, 14 closed leases, $2,785 average rent, $4.26 per square foot, 659 sq ft) shows a $1,142-per-month gap in the subject's favour. The Eglinton (125 Redpath Ave, 0.18 km, 51 closed leases, $2,313 average rent, $4.03 per square foot, 585 sq ft) presents the widest differential at $1,614 per month above its realized rent. The sole exception is 123 Eglinton Avenue East (123 Eglinton Ave E, 0.2 km, 3 closed leases, $4,067 average rent, $3.22 per square foot, 1,283 sq ft), where the subject trades at a $140-per-month lower nominal rent despite a materially higher per-square-foot rate, a gap explained entirely by the 528-square-foot difference in interior footprint.

The Whitney on Redpath leases at $4.23 per square foot on an average 755-square-foot suite, positioning it at a premium rate over three of four nearby active competitors while delivering more interior space than each of those three. Against 83 Redpath, the subject commands a $0.21 per square foot (5.2 percent) premium while providing 52 more interior square feet, meaning renters pay more per unit area but receive a meaningfully larger living space. Versus Distinction, the subject trades at a $0.03 per square foot (0.7 percent) discount while offering 96 additional square feet, so the nominal rent advantage of $1,142 per month is amplified by the larger footprint rather than a rate concession. The Eglinton shows a similar pattern: the subject carries a $0.20 per square foot (5.0 percent) premium and 170 more square feet, making the $1,614-per-month rent gap a function of both rate and size. The outlier is 123 Eglinton Avenue East, where the subject commands a $1.01 per square foot (31.4 percent) premium yet provides 528 fewer square feet; here the nominal rent is actually $140 lower because the compact 755-square-foot suite cannot offset the per-area rate advantage, illustrating a clear space-versus-rate trade-off rather than an asset-valuation difference.

The Whitney on Redpath fields a 13-item amenity suite that includes an outdoor pool, spin studio, and EV charging station—three features absent from every one of its four nearby competitors. Against 83 Redpath, the subject's outdoor pool and dedicated spin studio differentiate it from that building's indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, basketball court, and winter garden; against Distinction, the subject adds the outdoor pool, spin studio, and dining room while Distinction offers a car wash bay and library the subject lacks. The Eglinton provides a kids' play room, pet wash station, and Wi-Fi lounge that The Whitney does not carry, while 123 Eglinton Avenue East rounds out its package with a hot tub, sauna, library, and garden courtyard. The subject's signature differentiators—outdoor aquatic access, dedicated cycling and yoga studios, EV infrastructure, and a business centre—target a fitness-oriented, tech-forward professional demographic in the 28-to-45 range who prioritizes active-recreation amenities and remote-work readiness over car-service conveniences or family-oriented play spaces.